Wines of Piedmont

Giulia Negri 's Barbera D'Alba is a modern interpretation of Barbera, thanks to the mineral-rich soils of the La Morra cru. The grapes are harvested in small boxes and rigorously by hand. The grapes are pressed and left to ferment spontaneously in steel vats, then the wine ages for about 16 months partly in steel and in French oak tonneaux. On the nose the small red fruits and leather are the most present scents, in the mouth the sip is frank and dry.

Quando si parla di Bartolo Mascarello, si parla di uno dei miti delle Langhe piemontesi, capace di realizzare Baroli tradizionali di livello eccelso.

Il Barolo Francia di Giacomo Conterno prende nome dall’omonimo vigneto sito in Serralunga d’Alba, acquistato dall'azienda nel 1974.

The Fiat Chardonnay bottle can be a great gift idea for car enthusiasts. Wines with an automotive design produced in limited numbers by the eccentric Piedmontese producer Pier Giorgio Scrimaglio. The Scrimaglio family has been in Piedmont since the 17th century and comes from France, where it bore the name Escrimeaux (swordsman). In Monferrato, it gave its name to an area that is still called Region Scrimaglio, where the farm and vineyards are now located. Francesco Scrimaglio, the progenitor of the family, started his wine-growing business in the early 1900s, which was later expanded by his son Pietro and grandsons Franco and Mario.

Barbaresco "Albesani" from the Massolino winery is a typically Piedmontese red wine of great elegance and quality, perfect for important occasions. It is made with hand-selected pure Nebbiolo grapes and aged for 18 months in Slavonian oak barrels. The ruby red color with garnet reflections accompanies aromas of red fruits, hay and tobacco. The sip is full, harmonious, elegant, soft and long

Grape variety: 100% CANELLI WHITE MOSCATO

Altitude: 360 meters slm level Slope: 32% with South West exposure

Training system: Low Guyot

Soil: 45% tuffaceous - 48% sandstone - 7% calcium ‍

Average yield per hectare: 65 hl.

We are at Morra, Serradenari, on soils from the Messinian period with a sandy loam texture with a strong presence of calcareous marl. At about 480m with a south-west exposure, the pure Nebbiolo grapes are vinified with spontaneous fermentation in truncated cone-shaped vats, macerating for about 40 days. The wine then ages for 30 months in 25-hectolitre Slavonian oak barrels.

Giulia Negri 's Barolo "La Tartufaia" is the producer's personal vision of the "La Morra" area who skilfully transforms the Nebbiolo grapes into an important and elegant red wine, with a deep and fine taste. On the nose the aromas are of red fruit, berries with notes of tobacco and licorice. On the palate it is full-bodied, enveloping with silky tannins and earthy and bloody sensations that close the sip.

Giulia Negri 's "Pian delle Mole" is an intense red wine that gives a bouquet full of aromas ranging from red fruits when young, but which also lends itself to aging, then tending towards more tertiary aromas such as spice and coffee . On the palate it is warm, soft and persistent.

This wine represents the best production of Meirana. It is obtained from the grapes of old vineyards planted in the years 1953 and 1955. The average yield of the vineyards in the various harvests is from 30 to 40 quintals per hectare. The grapes are harvested in wooden boxes and transferred directly to the presses so that the bunches arrive intact. These, due to their rich structure and acidity, make it possible to obtain a great wine suitable for storage, maintaining its aromas and freshness over the years. The name Bruno Broglia is in honor of the founder of the farm. This selection, recognized as one of the reference white wines, gets important national and international awards every year. It was also served as the only white wine at the Gala dinner, for the G20 in St. Petersburg, in the presence of the greats of the Earth, held on 5 September 2013. Bruno Broglia has a straw yellow color with greenish reflections, brilliant: the bouquet very persistent finish, fruity and reminiscent of the aristocratic scent of the grapes from which it comes. It goes well with both fish-based dishes and shellfish where it brings out the characteristics of haute cuisine better.

Barolo Massolino represents the synthesis of the different characteristics that each terroir offers. The company has always favored the traditional aging in large Slavonian oak barrels to maintain a purer and more pure identity. Wide and variable range of perfumes, surprising expressive evolution over time.

Barolo DOCG is a wine produced in the Massolino cellar of Sarralunga d'Alba. The company boasts a family tradition now in its fourth generation and has always aimed to create bottles capable of expressing all the beauty of a unique territory with quality. The grapes come from the Nebbiolo vines, classics in this area rich in limestone and with a temperate climate, which favor its optimal cultivation. After the careful harvest, we proceed with the long-lasting maceration and fermentation which takes place in oak vats. Subsequently, it is aged for about 30 months in large Slavonian oak barrels. Before being put on the market, the wine needs a further period of aging in the bottle, in very dark and cool rooms, in order to obtain greater expressiveness. Barolo DOCG is a full-bodied and structured wine, which is well suited for immediate drinking, but can evolve in the cellar for several years.

Simply the Barolo di Serralunga at the peak of its potential. Barolo DOCG Vigna Rionda Riserva is the wine we are most proud of.

Massolino's Barolo "Parafada" comes from vines that are more than 50 years old from the Parafada di Serralunga cru and ages for 30 months in cask. The bouquet is floral, spicy, deep and very elegant. On the palate it is warm and soft, very harmonious and balanced, with a very long persistence

Barolo DOCG is a wine produced in the Massolino cellar of Sarralunga d'Alba. The company boasts a family tradition now in its fourth generation and has always aimed to create bottles capable of expressing all the beauty of a unique territory with quality. The grapes come from the Nebbiolo vines, classics in this area rich in limestone and with a temperate climate, which favor its optimal cultivation. After the careful harvest, we proceed with the long-lasting maceration and fermentation which takes place in oak vats. Subsequently, it is aged for about 30 months in large Slavonian oak barrels. Before being put on the market, the wine needs a further period of aging in the bottle, in very dark and cool rooms, in order to obtain greater expressiveness. Barolo DOCG is a full-bodied and structured wine, which is well suited for immediate drinking, but can evolve in the cellar for several years.

The Barolo "Bricco delle Viole" by Mario Marengo is an artistic and at the same time deeply territorial interpretation of this well-known Barolo cru. A Piedmontese red of great personality and expressiveness, characterized on the nose by the legendary aroma of violet with accents of sour cherry, black pepper, liquorice and plum. In the mouth it is juicy, tasty, with silky tannins and a long tasting persistence

After the careful manual harvest, only the best bunches are sent for fermentation in steel containers, with maceration on the skins for a period of 10 days. Subsequently, we proceed with the refinement which takes place in barriques and lasts 24 months.